B.Tech

Based on available published data following are the best placement branches in the order of precedance: CSE, ECE, IT, Mechanical, Civil and the Chemical.

The main focus of B.Tech in Information technology is on computers and technology. It differs from Computer Science engineering in the aspect that in this the student is expected to learn management and information theory. It includes a detailed study of programming and of the software computer.
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Hello Sumit,
If you are studying in a govt college, you may approach registrar or administrative staff for help and guidance for shifting to another govt college. However, if you are studying in private college, practically you can not. Of course, if you are willing to pay all four year's fees then c

Hello Harsh,
It's very good to know your thoughts and dreams of doing B.Tech. After completing your diploma, you can apply for admission directly in the 2nd year of engineering. But normally this is restricted to your own state. Depending your marks, you will get admission in college. It will take 3

You first need to decide on your interest areas and career goals and then decide what you need to do further.
MBA has a vast range of specialisations like marketing, finance, operations, logistics, materials management, HR, etc.

Yes, you have to be available in India to take the exams. It is not possible if your out of the country.

If you are a passionate coder. Go for CSE but if you love to solve circuit problems then ECE will be better as in this field, you can apply for your dream job at DRDO.